youngkin about getting in. you would like to see him run.ified, how does glenn youngkin get on the stage quick if he's not even considered at this point? >> he will not be on the stage, he is at this time focused on the virginia elections coming up on the 7th november. i believe if there is lots of people calling for him to enter the race, afterthose elections, then he may well do so. >> steve: after the virginia elections. and do you believe he could beat donald trump? >> definitely he could beat donald trump and everybody. he is an incredible person, he is experienced ceo of one of the largest equity groups and nearly three years as governor of virginia, demonstrate his exceptional capabilities in running as leader of large organization. there is nobody else like that. he's really good person. >> steve: i saw recent poll that showed in virginia, if it were glenn youngkin versus joe biden, glenn youngkin would beat joe biden who won the state a couple years ago. thank you for joining us live today, see what happens with the governor. >> tha

glenn youngkin has two remarkable traits.how to make very, very hard decisions with incredible judgment but decent. i am reminded what ronald reagan said in first inaugural how can you love your country if you don't first love your fellow countryman. that's why he has such high approval ratings in virginia. i think is he a remarkable governor for our state. to have haded to we'll be watching. meantime, before we let you go get your thoughts on this. d.c. targeted pro-life protesters no 2021. listen to this ruling. judge says the protesters covered streets, sidewalk and store fronts with paint and chalk, yet, none of the protesters arrested. curing of the same summer district police officers arrested two pro-life advocates in a smaller protest for chalking black preborn lives matter on a public sidewalk by making no arrest the police effectively exempted advocates of the black lives matter message from the requirements of the ordinance. what message does a unanimous decision like this, including some democratic appointed judge

saphier: that is right, fairfax county, only a third voted for youngkin.epublicans are gaining traction because of issues. democrats are catching along, as well. "u.s.a. today," opinion piece by ceo of democrats for education reform said this. consistently high polling numbers indicate, school choice and no school choice has been settled, school choice wins. when it comes to public education, it is designed to separate parents from children. you can't choose your school, principal, classes. now an identity crisis or mental health issues. there are very few situations where a child potentially is in danger in a home, perhaps domestic violence, they are exploiting this scenario and keeping the parent from the children is best for kids. that is not what is best for the kid and anyone who tries to separate me for my kids, i will not stand for it. if you cannot afford private school and cannot choose schools, you have to go wherever they tell you. democrats may start supporting school choice, if you live in a blue state, it will not matter, there will be no sch

ryan, why would democrats care if glenn youngkin decided to challenge trump ?sed on the upcoming state legislative races in virginia that are happening this fall which not too many people are paying attention to because they are off year elections but the republicans are just a couple feet away from taking control of the senate and if they are able to hold onto the house of delegates it would give a governing majority to glenn youngkin a democrats fear could tilt the street to the right and then potentially set a platform for him to make a case as a national candidate. at the very least if he is successful in winning back both the house and senate he could at least make the argument to national republicans in a short span of time that his brand of politics is what can sell and a purpleish state than someone like donald trump. it is still something that he needs to accomplish by that time meeting he would have to wind that election in november. democrats are sounding alarm bells because he is raising millions of dollars from well- heeled donors all across the co

governor youngkin says that's just the d.o.j. overstepping its authority. this is not the first time the justice department has gotten involved in a virginia school issue. you may recall this is the video of loud on county school board meeting that targeted parents trying to speak out and advocate for their children. f.b.i. director christopher wray is still getting pressed on what happened there two years later. >> this committee's investigation concluded the justice department's own documents there was no justification for the attorney general's directive. any reason to dispute that conclusion? >> no. >> so we had an investigation of parents. we had a sweeping mobilization, a federal power against the most protected core first amendment activity, the right of citizens to speak and petition our government on the most important of issues, the education of their children. and you are telling me that the entire basis for that, there was no evidence to support it. >> harris: senior national correspondent rich edson is in fredricksburg, virginia now, rich. >> g

glenn youngkin has a big election coming up in the fall. they want to win the senate side of the state house. if he does that, very impressive. talk about brian kemp from georgia, rumors are he would like to be a u.s. senator. do you see either as viable or do you think what we have right now is what the field will be? >> first of all i'm looking forward when kim reynolds is on that stage running for president. one of the best governors in america and love to see here as a presidential nominee one day or at least a vice presidential nominee. anybody should pick her as their vp whoever the republican nominee is. we're having the first debate in fwo days. a second debate in a few weeks after that. let's see what happens in those debates and if nobody emerges to consolidate that 58% that want somebody else, then we can start talking about whether somebody else should get in the race. glenn youngkin is focused on the off year elections. he has to win the legislature in virginia. after that if he is successful we can talk about whether somebody

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page six today, we've been talking about glenn youngkin, governor of commonwealth of virginia will get in the race. this weekend, according to page six, wilbur ross had a big dinner and guest of honor of governor youngkin, a bunch of billionaires were there. they said it wasn't a fund raiser, paulson, nelson paul, a lot of people with a lot of money asking his pog about different things on heels of university of virginia college poll that came out lavt week that showed in commonwealth of virginia, if it were glenn youngkin versus joe biden, glenn youngkin would beat joe biden who won the state in 2020. >> ainsley: we'll see if he gets in, hinting around and didn't answer the question last week. he said, i'm focused on my state. >> steve: what they always do. >> brian: easy to do what tom cotton did, i will not run, that is all you have to say and he is obviously thinking about it. >> ainsley: waiting to see what happens before he makes a decision and may wait -- >> brian: wilbur to host is a big deal. >> steve: i had asked youngkin about an axios story, these are big donors in the hamp

joining us now onset,gove virginia governor glenn youngkin, this is your own linei of work, what couldhat portend of s things to come. >> what that says is the financial profile of the united states of america is under huge pressure. we know that and the american people know that. just ask them. just ask them. i mean, every virginia an when they go to the grocery store it's a gut punch, it's a gut punch. what they've seen since thean beginng of the pandemic, the pandemic, is a 40% increase in the cost of groceries. every time they go to the gas pump it's a shock. >> laura: bidenomics is workingo we hear speech after speech,a fi media figure after media figure, why rent the american people feeling this, all this y good stuff happening. >> yeah,oo you can change theng words but you can't change thele way people feel when they go f t the grocerhey store, that's what virginia ans see every day, americans see every day, this is the issue. when you have credit ratings that are dropped, when you have 22-year high in interest rates when you have inflation that'se been run awa, even own economi

virginia governor glenn youngkin is here on that.his quest to make early voting the republican's weapon in the next election. very smart. so stay there. >> i think the american people see's going on. whether or not this is a weaponized department of justice trying to divert attention away from biden corruption or trying to take out top chief political opponent in the upcoming election, the american people see through this. ♪ >> laura: and each axios is noticing, writing that the indictment is overshadowing a string of not so great stories for president biden. now, there is no denying the corruption scandal swirling around hunter biden and the president himself, but that's not all. mere hours before the indictment was filed, we learned an alarming rise in illegal border crossing in the united states and nearly simultaneously with the indictment being filed another hit to the biden administration, the rating service fitch downgraded the u.s. credit rating citing the country's deteriorating fiscal position and political instability. now

. >> i think it's going to be -- i think it's going to be youngkin, newsome. maria: don't miss my interview with the governor of virginia, coming up, glenn youngkin is here joining us live. what did you want to say, adam. >> i'm fascinated by kenny's take. i think that would make for an interesting election, youngkin, newsom. >> do you want america to be virginia or california. virginia, thank you very much. >> virginia, yes. california, no. the democrats i think at the convention are going to install him, going to take joe out because he's going to have a health issue and they'll install newsom. >> there's a number of things that argue for youngkin. the thing that goes against trump, there are 98 counts against him. he has to beat 98 counts. that's going to be hard to -- >> it's going to be hard to do. >> particularly where the juries are. >> that's what you have to look at. if it's washington, d.c. for example where something like donald trump got single digits in terms of the vote in 2020. how are you going to find an impartial jury in a place like that joe

governor glenn youngkin. in july youngkin's department of education released new school guidelines to keep parents in charge of their kids. under these new rules, school personnel will have to call children by the pronouns listed in their official school record. not whatever they feel like identifying as that day. kids will also have to use the bathroom that corresponds with their sex, not their chosen gender. no, these seem like common sense guidelines to keep our children safe. but the state's largest school district doesn't think so. fairfax county, virginia is defying youngkin's orders and parents are petrified of what that means for they are kids. >> it's a safety threat to have shared sex spaces that are vulnerable. it is very, very dangerous for females to open this door as we learn from loudoun county. my sons and their friends and most of the other kids that i know across fairfax county completely mortified by the idea of being in a bathroom or a locker room in the presence of a female. >> that mothe

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governor youngkin was elected on a platform of parental rights. very loud and clear and thanks to that we now have a new set of model policies that will protect parents' rights. >> governor glenn youngkin also weighed in with more. listen. >> this is common sense. we are very straightforward saying that first parents are in charge of their children's lives. the kids do not belong to the state. they belong to parents and families and they have the ultimate say in decisions that the child is going to make with a parent, not with a bureaucrat. >> a number of trans kids but got and said, why should parents have the right to tell me that i'm not trans? i don't necessarily think that that is what governor glenn youngkin is saying here. as a parent i view this as how dangerous is it to keep parents in the dark considering a child going through gender ms. or via if they are going through that they are probably going through some other things that as a parent i want to know about so i can take care of them. your thoughts? >> absolutely. parents love their

your response to what is happening to those school district challenging youngkin's policy. >> they do detriment. this state has led the country in pushing back on the battle between teachers, teachers unions and schools deciding they know what's best for kids and the parents who rightly step up and say no, i will love my kid more than you ever will. i know what's best for them. of course, when you look at it more globally in this country very clearly according to that poll in every other poll taken we're on the right side of this. the parents saying there needs to be a clear separation between the gender identity obsession and schools is pretty clear. i wish they would just learn from that. all they are doing is creating a larger wedge between families and schools. which i don't think does a service to these children. you want everyone to basically be working in concert with one another. unfortunately you have radical left educators who are trying to take total control. >> harris: it's interesting. what do you think the kids are talking about at school in the four districts as the adm

governor youngkin came in and drafted revise policies.the law says that districts shall implement these policies or policies that are more comprehensive. unfortunately, a number of districts in virginia are refusing to do that. elizabeth: so fairfax -- so basically the policies say students must use school facilities and bathrooms matching their biological sex, and children must get their parents' permission if before changing their pronouns at school. this is where it's at. they're citing the 4th amendment, that the 14th amendment gives parents the fundamental right to direct the upbringing and educations of their children. but it's fairfax and is your school district, arlington, pushing back on the governor? >> yes. i live in arlington county, virginia, another northern virginia school district that absolutely refuses to implement these policies, and it's not just the 14th amendment that gives parents the right to raise their children. the virginia code can specifically says that children have the right to direct the education, upbringi

this is what glen youngkin was trying to push for, giving parents the power to weigh in on this, whatinside schools as the children ggets influenced by outside forces out of the parent's power. >>-- parents power. >> i see this suicide a little different. as a little different and catholic school is a little different because you pay for it theoretically and if a parent didn't like that policy, they coulcould pull their child out d that's different from the public school system. the catholic school system in wooster is about a half hour from me, they're doing a lot of things that the virginia new policies are doing that you'd play sports based on biological sex. one issue that i probably wouldn't agree with in terms of the catholic school here is the uniform piece. seems to me that if you're a tomboy and prefer the pants over the skirt and i don't know whether they're allowing that or not, certainly when it comes to facilities where privacy is taint amount. liz: got it, erika sanzi, this story will stay with us through the fall and possibly the spring. thank you, good to have you on,

>> glenn youngkin? he ran a good race. he ran against a competitive candidate once. an abortion ban that -- as did doug burgum who didn't talk about it. he says he won't get in until november. two of the four early states -- >> he can't get into their filing deadline and the skipped two of the first four. i'm sorry, this seems like a fantasy to me and a sign of what desperate straits some of these donors go through. >> we go through this in every republican nominating contest. >> democrats, do it, too. >> mitch daniels and chris christie will come rescue the republican party from mitt romney. >> yeah. >> this is the same discussion we have every time. the reality is it takes time to build this infrastructure in iowa. it takes time to raise money and it's very hard to jump in regardless of who you are or what your profile is and expect to run a competitive race. >> you know the last candidate who had the nomination handed to him? i think it was dwight eisenhower. you have to get in and fight. >> you don't think it was joe biden? >> no, i don't think it was joe biden.

i think it's likely that glenn youngkin or someone like him gets in.too late. >> carlos car bellow, thank you for that. >>> up next, how texas officials are responding after the discovery of a migrant's body in those spiked buoys floating in the rio grande. >>> bearing witness, parkland's parents have urged lawmakers to see the devastating aftermath of the marjory stoneman douglas shooting with their eyes. i'm going to talk to one congressman who led a visit to the school today. you're watching "chris jansing reports" only on msnbc. sing reports" only on msnbc super slam starting at $7.99. hungry for all your breakfast favorites? when you want america's biggest breakfast starting at $7.99... at denny's, it's diner time. now open really late. hey bud. wow. what's all this? hawaii was too expensive so i brought it here. you know with priceline you could actually take that trip for less than all this. i made a horrible mistake. ♪ go to your happy price ♪ ♪ priceline ♪ i always had a connection to my grandfather... i always wanted to learn more about him.

youngkin w win 44 to 37. >> wow. that's amazing number.g on virginia 2023. we have got to win the senate. so here's what we need our virginians to go out there and secure the vote.org. so that we can win. >> brian: you don't want to talk about running for governor. if i ask you if governor youngkin should i run for president what would you tell him. >> that will be between he and i. i think he is going to talk to god about that first. >> brian: you would stay out of it? >> yeah. you know, laser-focused. we have to win in virginia. that's why we are sending people to go and get their absentee ballots because they will get a ballot, every special election, every primary election. every general election. you have to do it. we can't go in to each vote 10,000 votes on election day we're down. not anymore. >> brian: early voting has got to matter. winsome sears, thanks so much. congratulations on your success. >> by the way my book is coming out. >> brian: which is called? >> "how sweet it is." >> brian: nice, when? >> it's going to be launched

govern herb youngkin has to throw down.f you criminal the department of education, which the left has done for decades and remade the whole thing and you've decided simply based on the will of the voters that students should play in sports based on assigned gender at birth and us bathrooms for their gender assigned at birth and the school district defies it, you have to go back by them and tell them they have to abide by the policies of the state. it's the parents in fairfax protesting about this the most in the beginning. yet the insulated school boards and local government there says we don't have to listen to the will of the people. not a legitimate governor here in virginia and those policies won't stand. you've got to keep fighting day after day and that means yes, glen youngkin, you won on the education of education. you almost stumbled into it. now it's time to go to bat for those parents because it's not easy, the left will keep fighting back. stuart: well, you're fired up, pete, and you're going to get even more fi

i think parents feel very overwhelmed and want somebody like governor youngkin to fight for them. >> when i realized when my daughters got to school parents don't have a voice. who are we deciding who is a successful teacher and who is holding kids from reaching their potential? parents need to be a voice in the process in order to have functioning kids and ultimately a better society. you want families to be together. you want parents to support their kids. when you take parents out of it, they are going to defer. they want to do the right thing. so if a principal or a counselor or a teacher is telling a parent to hold back, they think they are doing it in the name of the child but doing their child a great disservice and causes so much more confusion. >> martha said schools have to call the parents to take an advil. >> dana: that's what i said. >> you can get a birth control shot and they cannot give you hydrogen peroxide. that's true. >> gen z age 25 and under. your daughter is in college now. >> as of monday. >> bill: they were asked about phone habits. gen z are anxious to speak

many districts say they will ignore governor youngkin's guidelines for transgender students.w. what happens if they do not follow the guideline s? >> stu, good morning. we're waiting to see if this ends up in court and multiple districts across virginia and openly defying regulations and dictate how they handle transgender students and these policies were created on the state level by the department of education requiring students to use a bathroom, which corresponds to their sex assigned at berth as opposed to the gender they identify with. fairfax county schools, one of the largest in virginia, was the first to defie this and citing antidiscrimination laws and other districts nearby are going with the same plan as well. parents have been speaking out telling us they're beyond outraged. >> upward mobility thing that fairfax county isn't complying with is bathroom use and locker room use based on biological sex instead of gender. that's for the safety of all students. so i think it would be really interesting to ask parents across the county, do you want male and female stude

virginia, the prince william county school board announced yesterday they will not be adopting youngkin's policy saying the rules in place already meet non-discrimination laws and earlier this week the largest school district fairfax county said it would not follow the guidelines either so trace a lot of parents will be upset about this. >> trace: battle across the country thank you. let's bring in bridget ziegler director of school board programs at the leadership institute and carry ingraham director at the discovery institute. ladies thank you for coming on we appreciate it. carrie to you first a temporary hannity the parents in new jersey, no doubt about it. >> trace, this is happening all over the country, not just virginia, not just new jersey but there's over 1,000 school districts, it's 1040 now and that affects 11 million students. under these policies that say a school district can or even should keep a child's gender ideology through this social contagion in secret from moms and dads goes against the very foundation of our country where parents have a god-given right to raise t

would it surprise you if glenn youngkin got in? >> well, i don't know that it would surprise me.for in the character of the leader. we want somebody who is humble. by the way humble doesn't mean weak. it means being meek, strength, of course but it's character. you know, it wouldn't surprise me. and it would be a wonderful thing, i think. but we are focused on 2023. >> you are focused today on a book that came out yesterday. you mentioned your dad when he arrived in this country from jamaica. her brand new book is how sweet it is, defending the american dream. it is available now. when you say how sweet it is. you have got to be talking about america. >> yes. i'm talking about all of america. by the way, do you know who believes in the greatness of america, still? it's the people who are trying to come across the border. they are even throwing their children over the fence because they know if they can get a foot on american soil, the trajectory of their lives will change just as it did for my f father and fr me. we want to make sure who is coming across the border. of course we

paul: kim, is november too late for glenn youngkin to be in the race together ballots and so on.im: but i think he could, we've had a situation where people get in earlier and earlier, but is not impossible to do this and of every now he would have to have a staff at the moment there was already thinking about that already planning how they would go about getting the ballots pretty i don't think the money would be a difficulty because you ended up with a scenario that dan is talking about where people are really looking for an alternative, glenn youngkin is popular with the donors a lot of people like him maybe looking for a new place to put their money if there is not any traction against trump on the other candidates out there we could certainly do it. and his staff notably has not close the door to a run so you think maybe somebody on his team is working in the back, to put together the scenario. paul: a kate i would assume that he would have to put it also the issues that were for virginia state wide race, just would not have to broaden that message nationally do you think th

my guess is glen youngkin.here are others somewhere as you say in the office, you can't break your arm jumping out the basement window. anybody will be a better candidate than these two diguys >> you mentioned we need a margaret thatcher or winston churchill deal here. >> i think national security is the key to running sovereign nations in the west for the next decade or more it hasn't been here before we are in a new paradigm a hinge in history where that changes. that hinge is going to be clear and present in the next couple years. >> kyle, thank you very much great to have you on on the show today. great to see you in europe and your perspective on all things big thinker. kyle bass, founder of hayman capital. >>> coming up on "street signs," european banks track the biggest fall since march we track what is going on with these banks specifically after the break. when we started selling my health products online our shipping process was painfully slow. then we found shipstation. now we're shipping out orders

now some veteran republicans are encouraging virginia governor glenn youngkin to consider entering the race as well as georgia governor brian kemp. john bolton tells me he recently went to georgia to meet privately with kemp to gauge his interest about jumping in and taking on trump. >> both experienced governors. all right, robert costa. thank you. >>> well, today federal agents arrested an illinois woman who is accused of threatening to shoot former president trump and his youngest son, barron, who is 17 years old. court documents say that tracy fee ren za admitted to making her threat in emails to a school in palm beach, florida, in may and june. the trumps' primary residence is in palm beach. fee ren za is expected to be brought to florida to face charges. >>> a community in california is hken after a local business owner was shot to death. police say the gunman objected to the mother of nine displaying a pride flag outside her shop in lake arrowhead. here's cbs's elise preston. >> reporter: the pain palpable as community members cling to each other for comfort. signs of love and s

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he ought to be using it against youngkin.the art of crafting legislation to prevent parents from finding out if a child wants to change a gender identity. that's just none of the school's business. he's not going to win on that. >> charlie: jessica, do you think it's effective? >> jessica: i do think it's effective. he was striking a balance between -- talking about extremist parents and extremist groups. we discussed it. i'm not calling them terrorists but over half of the book bans or the removal of certain pieces of literature from libraries was because they were members of moms for liberty. >> greg: i want to know every one of them. >> jessica: it doesn't matter. let's talk about judy blume again. >> judge jeanine: graphic imagery in some of those. >> jessica: 51% of republican parents are given state. >> charlie: parents went to the school board. dana, big picture. when into a democrat state and eight democrats' lunch. >> dana: the person should be the most mad about this is joe biden. gavin newsom is so obviously runnin

putting money away for clinical not putting money away for buying a house concerns everyone has, youngkinn more important for a lot of people. >> what is happening k through 12 school choice. >> one thing covid did for us showed what was happening in schools showing us bhoo our kids were taught or not taught, i think a lot of parents' eyes opened up one of the big debates again things, inflation, fix tsa. >> so many things we can talk about, a.i. the list goes on and on of things can should be will be brought up on wednesday night. you do want to tune into fox news fox business for first republican debate, that is 9:00 pm eastern time wednesday night, going to be moderated by martha maccallum and bret baier a simulcast on fox business, coming up one four-legged friend jumping to a new guinness world record making a big buzz this morning, details when we come back. . . this week on "mornings with maria" tomorrow. shine up -- over tie china threatening over taiwan michael waltz is ever have, where to find relief in tough remarket, grades on first 2024 presidential debate, and friday close o

some school districts are refusing to go with glenn youngkin, and one woman is so frustrated she has kids went back, full disclosure to fairfax county public schools today, your wife is a teacher here in d.c. so, this education thing is near and dear to our hearts but plenty of drama in multiple school district, not just our area but elsewhere as well. >> you talk about education and impacts so many all over the country. the first day of school, plenty of drama in virginia. multiple districts ignoring policies handed down on the state level because they say they would discriminate against transgender students. at least five school districts openly defy policies requiring policies to use the bathroom from birth not what they identify with. prince william county schools is ignoring richmond's orders, says treatment of transgender and nonconforming students is consistent with federal and state anti-discrimination laws and the schools will continue to follow this. and glenn youngkin, a spokesperson says he expects the districts to follow the rules and the governor, many speculate he coul

. >> todd: virginia governor youngkin addresses rumors about a 2024 presidential bid. >> i am so focusedrginia this year, we have huge elections. and we have a chance in 24 months to take a stays that was completely blue, state wide led legislature and in 24 months turn it republican. and i think we must get this done. we have to hold our house, flip our senate. people are noticing what we are doing in virginia and that's why we get so much attention. >> todd: youngkin gaining national attention, focusing on parental rights, the education, and the economy, no plans to throw his hat in the race, including of course former president trump, ron desantis and vivek. i know you work here, i know you know this i am going to remind you this month, augusn only on fox. >> todd: more than 56,000 asylum seekers are flooding new york city and the roosevelt hotel in particular has become the epicenter of this crisis. >> carley: councilman vikki is live outside that hotel you just saw and she is going to show us exactly what is happening in this sanctuary city, don't go anywhere. so many hotels. ah! ah

. >> john: two of virginia's largest school districts are refusing to follow glenn youngkin's guidance on gender and pronouns, to follow the sex assigned at birth when it comes to using the bathroom, and arlington and fairfax say it's a no go, how are parents responding? jenny, education freedom center with the independent women's forum. you had kids in arlington county, you pulled them out during covid like other parents, including us did, and you are not sending your kids back to public school. in part, because of this policy. arlington county public schools, fairfax county public schools in full disclosure, our kids are going to fairfax county public schools. they have said we don't care what the governor says about schools having to notify parents if their child requests a change in how they are addressed in terms of pronouns or gender identity. we are going to do what we want to do. what do you say? >> i think it's manipulative and cruel for the school districts to teach children they may have been born in a wrong body, to pressure them or encourage them to choose new gender ident

glenn youngkin won an election on the basis of that issue.e daughters who have their ears pierced i had to give written consent before they could get their ears pierced in new jersey. now they can go by other pronouns or be on the path to gender transition? you know, the attorney -- the governor talks about hurting transgender students. what about the kids that are too young to make this decision but are genetically mutilated and regret it later? this is a tragedy. i think those decisions should be made by parents, the people who love the kids most. >> bill: the state believes in itself more so than the parents. monmouth county, one of the three districts in consideration here. the judge said the state has demonstrated a reasonable probability of success on its claim that the amended policies, if implemented, will have a desperate impact on the gender non-confirming youth. there is an education expert on the channel last week and she was making the case that the schools in question here don't trust the parents because they believe a small per

end of the story right there. >> sandra: some are calling youngkin's policies transphobic and calling the parents transphobic. >> common sense needs to rule the day and win out, and one of the things i was pushing and parents wanted is school choice. and school choice now. so that they can make a decision on where to send their children to school. again, nothing controversial about that. listen, we have been down this road before, we have to ask ourselves what is the purpose finally of school. it is for you to put knowledge into my child so my child can have a hope and a future. all of these other things, they are sidelines and many teachers are actually leaving the profession because of these games. they don't know what's in today. i mean, what am i supposed to say today. what am i covered under today. this is not why they went into the profession, and we are trying to bring teachers back, they are trying to drive them out with these policies. >> john: lieutenant governor, let me come back to something you said a moment ago. state is going to consider the next process forward. someth

murdoch had a conversation with a certain glenn youngkin. >> glenn youngkin is a perfectly reasonableolitician who won against a person who had been governor already. he's also made parental rights one of his big messages. you can see it is starting to backfire a little bit ron desantis. so what has youngkin done for the economy? i just don't see on a charisma level that he can go anywhere close to trump. tom: the other side, what should be the do list for the president and the people surrounding the president? what i see is silence. what should they be doing? >> president biden emphasizing that the election is 14 months away, that is a long time. that is pretty -- george bush was pretty popular in 1991 and lost in 1992 for all sorts of reasons. he has got to engage trump. he has got to remind people what life is like under trump and the chaos that ensued. he has got to appeal to those voters today, now. just hammer home and engage not ignore. i don't think you win when somebody else is out there getting a lot of press. you've got to go out there. lisa: do you think the kamala harris

. >> and, susan, i want to take you to virginia, you know virginia politics, golf glenn youngkin is now 15-week abortion ban if republicans in his state win control of the general assembly in november. it's very tight there. do you see this as something that would help him or hurt him if he, as a lot of donors are telling us, want him to get into the race late, despite the early filing deadlines? >> a lot of interest among donors, and reportedly, including rupert murdoch, in getting governor youngkin into the race. i think this is an important -- this is his effort to take what he will portray as a moderate position on abortion than the six-week ban that governor desantis signed. he supported a 15-week ban before the democratic-controlled assembly wouldn't pass it, so he's trying to set up things for his legislative agenda going forward. he says that's one reason he's waiting until the state legislative elections in november before he decides whether to jump into this presidential race. >> thanks to all of you, and remembering the dream, crowds coming to washington to celebrate, honor a

go ahead. >> well, first of all, i think governor youngkin's doing the right thing.son to the democrats who want to spend it on government. he has a very strong voting program to get georgia -- i mean, virginia republicans to go out and vote early. he's really working to win control of the legislature. and i think that's where his focus ought to be. and i don't think this is a time for him to try to be on the debate stage. the other i guys, i mean, i don't know whether any of the three you mentioned actually met the requirements. i suspect that they did -- if they did, they'd be on the stage. but the requirements were very clear. they were outline very early. i think that chairwoman ronna mcdaniel did a good job of saying, look, if you meet these standards, you'll be on the stage. if you don't meet 'em, you're not going to be on the stage. so i'd like to know where's the evidence the two of them have that they met the the standard and are somehow being exclusioned. i don't know -- excluded. my guess is they didn't actually meet the standard. cheryl: it's a great poin

>> i'm not going to answer for governor youngkin. he's said he's not running.ld. i'm excited about the candidates but more importantly i'm excited about beating joe biden and this isn't about republican versus democrat right now. this is about people who are very hurting terribly under this biden administration, who are paying more for everything from eggs to groceries to insurance. they just can't afford this any more on top of crime and open border, 100,000 people dying of fentanyl in this country. this is unacceptable and we have a president who doesn't care. biden does not care. he turns his back and goes on vacation and this is our opportunity to save our country with his election and we need to election a republican as a president. maria: very soon after these debates the government runs out of money you'll have to deal with another issue the potential of the government shutting down, right? >> yeah, absolutely. there's always going to be issues on the horizon but this is made by biden. i laugh that he's using the phrase bidenomics because bidenomics has

was the central issue in a lot of ways in virginia and that governor's race and that's why glen youngkine governor of virginia because education was at the top of the list anddown kin i think really -- youngkin really hammer that had issue successfully and republicans can take a page out of that book and we saw some of that last night at the debate. you played some clips in the report, and i think there was a consensus on the stage. a lot of disagreements over the course of the evening, but a consensus on school choice and problems with the teacher's unions and the degradation of the american education system right now, a decline that's undeniable to look at. and i think republicans need to make that argument to voters, particularly to parents, especially when you look at supporter bourbon voters where there's -- suburban voters where there's been trouble and republicans can resinate and build back some support that's bled away in the last couple of cycles. stuart: guy, you're there, you saw it all. who do you think was the overall winner? >> well, it's interesting, stuart. i was at an e

i'm hearing about glenn youngkin. >> bret: governor of georgia and governor of virginia. >> yes.to the race. i thought kemp's tweet in sphiewns president trump's claims about georgia was interesting and was youngkin's ad earlier seemed like a national ad a month ago as opposed to an ad that was focused specifically on the state election. >> bret: just to interrupt you. where do they see the vacuum? where do they see the road that they take? >> they see the vacuum that no one else is resonating with voters. and if someone is going to defeat donald trump they feel it has to be someone that comes into the race and has the ability to move upwards. desantis has been steadily dropping. you look at your poll, even more so the polls within iowa and new hampshire show desantis coming back to the pack. tim scott moving up. vivek ramaswamy resonating with voters. and a lot of folks felt that the desantis was going to be the person and he has not resonated so far. >> bret: speaking of desantis, a certain talk show had him on today, guy benson. and we were talking about the trump truth social

there's long been a fantasy about youngkin. maybe they get him to run. here's the problem.ehow convince trump that it is better for the country that he doesn't run again. they're talking about tim scott, they're talk about, i think a lot of them thought desantis would be their guy and clearly that's not happening i do think they're running out of choices and this is pie in the sky. you have to deal with trump. >> yeah. and it sounds like -- >> screw these republican donors. i would like to put them in a car with me and i would like to drive them around the country and introduce them to republican primary voters. they are so utterly clueless and out of touch. you know, they have nothing to do with the party. the animating force in this party right now is the base and trump owns that base. forget about the donors. it's too late. >> and the debates have started without trump as we'll see in a few days. >> great to see you as always. appreciate it. >> thanks. >>> still ahead, the historic summit between the u.s., south korea and japan at camp david. how china and north korea ar

hasn't really laid out a vision other than saying yeah, i'll just do the youngkin playbook?et's see some concrete solutions and ideas of how to deal with this. >> look, the first thing i'll say is i absolutely think that this is a big issue. i think it's, frankly, con condescending to the concerns of parents to say this is overblown or that the things they are seeing firsthand their children are being taught every day with explicit material is somehow being overblown. i don't think that's true. i don't think it reflects the concerns of parents. and i agree with you, griff, i think that republicans do have a a duty to come up with some kind of in-depth policy solution to this because, honestly, republicans are talking the language of parents, they want kids to be taught primarily by parents, and they want politics out of the classroom, and they should be coming up with solutions that reflect that position that meet parents where they are in their concern cans. griff: jonathan, i've only got, like, 15 seconds, but i want to give you the last word. >> i'm not worried about a bo

greg: not a lot of them have a glenn youngkin money.lier in the year, governor desantis raised a decent amount of money but the surprise fundraiser has been tim scott. i think tim scott is going to be the surprise. jonathan: thank you, as always. looking ahead to that debate later. round one of a brutal battle into 2024. tom: you can talk to greg about this because he is a new hampshire boy. different for our international audience, there is a cadence we are hardwired to come a process of this over all of this month to november of next year. all of these states are jockeying to change this, to get power and be first. likely i will caucus. should we go to the iowa caucus? jonathan: we should have gone to the state fair. lisa: i am so on board for that. jonathan: we missed the state fair. lisa: i know you are being -- jonathan: i would be happy to go. lisa: they are awesome. tom: what is the high point of the fargo state fair? lisa: everything about it. tom: i have never milked a cap. lisa: i have built a cow -- milked a cow. jonathan: i

well, governor youngkin didn't take that lying down and hiskits administration responded saying, quote, the fairfax county public schooladminists py perpetuate a false notion thatea knows what's better for a child than a child's parent. chithe fairfax county school be is expected to follow the law. >> and it didn't take long forbe the biden administration to rusn th to the aid of virgia marxists. with everything going on ind th ukraine and the border fires in hawaii, this is what the biden administration is worried about. >> we know this doj has already labeled parents as domestic terroristsd parent, and nowand o they're pushing themselves right into the middle of this virginiaw are puslves rig debax it's not just fairfax county. according to emails obtainedly by the daily wire, the biden doj reached out to roanoke county school board members in southern virginia to sa iy they were, quote, aware ofre of ongoing community tensions in roanoke followingoncommunfolw the release of the new model policies for transgender students. th anoth >> and with another email offering, quote, support a